Instead of switching between a to-do app, a calendar and a notes app, Routine puts all three in one place and lets you talk to it — "remind me to call the plumber tomorrow" becomes a task without typing.
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Hit a keyboard shortcut and Timely pastes your actual free times into whatever message you're typing — no more opening your calendar, checking timezones by hand, and typing out "I'm free Tuesday 2-4pm EST" manually.
Drop your to-do list in as plain text and AI slots every task into your actual week — around sleep, meals and fixed events — with a real money penalty if you blow a deadline anyway.
A way to replace a cold email or a boring form with a short video of yourself, for job applications, sales pitches, or freelance proposals — and it tells you afterward exactly who watched, how much of it, and whether they came back for a second look.
A free app that turns your empty desktop into a workspace of widgets — a mini browser window, calendar, notes and shortcuts always one click away, instead of buried in folders.
A single-link scheduling and payment tool built for solo professionals — clients pick a time, pay, and get confirmed in seconds, no back-and-forth.
A booking link for freelancers that doesn't just reserve a date — it automatically fills out a contract with the booking details and gets it signed, so the job is legally locked in the moment the client picks a slot, not days later after paperwork catches
An AI assistant that handles the back-and-forth of scheduling a meeting for you — messaging people across email, text, WhatsApp, Slack or Teams to find a time that works, across time zones, instead of you doing it manually.
AI executive assistant that manages scheduling, follow-ups, and meeting prep across email, SMS, and voice — currently invite-only.
A free scheduling poll: propose a few dates or times, share one link, and let everyone vote Yes/Maybe/No — no accounts, no back-and-forth emails, just a shared answer to "when works for you?"
An AI executive assistant you text, email, or send a voice memo to for scheduling, inbox triage, and task follow-through, built by the founder of Forethought.
Synced shows a real-time heatmap of when everyone across your team — and even other companies — is actually free, pulling from Google Calendar, Outlook, and Microsoft 365, before you try to schedule anything.
TurboHog is an AI day-scheduling tool that automatically slots your tasks into your calendar, though its public website currently shares very little detail beyond that core idea.
An AI secretary that drafts email replies in your voice, prioritizes your inbox, and manages your calendar automatically.
No-account group scheduling tool that collects everyone's availability through a shared link and automatically surfaces the best time to meet, instead of a group chat full of back-and-forth.
An offline-first productivity app combining tasks, a focus timer, habits, and a calendar in one distraction-free space. Free and open source, with an optional paid cloud sync tier.
Capture app for everything you save 'for later' — text, voice, links — that auto-organizes and resurfaces items when useful.
Enterprise-grade Public holiday API service for over 200 countries. The free plan includes 500 calls per month.
Generate an entire year's worth of unique icons in a single click, absolutely FREE
A booking-page tool like Calendly, but bought once for $27 instead of paid monthly forever — including features like your own custom domain that competitors usually lock behind expensive plans.